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Kenyan wanted in US over dirty money to be held in custody

Mr Juma is wanted over claims of money laundering and is alleged to be part of an international gang that conspires to commit wire fraud.

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Woman Pleads Guilty to Funneling Cartel Money Through Ohio Banks

A Mexican woman pleaded guilty to laundering large quantities of cash through U.S. banks in Ohio for one of the most violent drug cartels.

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Class action lawyer must overcome defendant's money-back guarantee

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – The maker of pain-relief products that contain curcumin is asking a federal judge to throw out the class action lawsuit that claims the substance does not reduce muscle soreness.
Terry Naturally filed its motion March 12 in Los Angeles federal court through lawyers at Blank Rome who argue a money-back guarantee moots the plaintiff’s claim for damages and/or restitution.
“The unconditional moneyback guarantee presented on Defendant’s website is aimed at consumers who do not receive the benefits they expect, which is precisely what Plaintiff alleges based on his idiosyncratic expectations,” the motion says.
“This guarantee is not only provided conspicuously on the side of the product label as purchased by Plaintiff, which Plaintiff fails to include in his (complaint), but is also visible on the webpage that he visited during his purchase.

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Legalzoom.com visitors are spied on, class action alleges

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – Legalzoom is facing a class action lawsuit that alleges it uses software to track how visitors use its website.

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ABCmouse sued for renewing memberships automatically

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) - Unhappy users are suing ABCmouse because their memberships were automatically renewed.
That is against the law in California, the Feb. 26 class action lawsuit filed in Los Angeles federal court says. The Law Offices of Ronald Marron in San Diego filed the case against the company, which offers a subscription service to educate young children.
“Defendant did not disclose the auto-renewal on the sign-up page. Defendant also failed to disclose how to cancel the auto-renewal that consumers were not even aware Defendant had deceivingly enrolled them in,” the lawsuit says.
“Similarly, when consumers enrolled in a 30-day free trial of an ABCmouse monthly membership, Defendant often enrolled the customers into an annual auto-renewal membership without the consumers’ knowledge or consent.”

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Union fights for required raises for grocery workers during COVID

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – A food workers union is defending Long Beach’s right to mandate a $4 per hour raise for grocery workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to a lawsuit filed by the California Grocers Association, the United Food & Commercial Workers Local 324 argued in a Feb. 17 motion to dismiss that Long Beach’s new ordinance is not preempted by the National Labor Relations Act.
Local 324 had previously been granted permission to intervene in the case in Los Angeles federal court.
“The California Grocers Association asks the Court to strike down the Ordinance for reasons that the Supreme Court and Ninth Circuit have rejected for decades,” Paul More of McCracken Stemerman wrote for the union.

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Paraplegic on the lookout for ADA violations loses two of his many lawsuits against hotels

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LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) - A serial plaintiff and his lawyers lost a pair of cases that could indicate more defeats to come, as a federal judge in California dismissed claims hotels violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by failing to include detailed descriptions of their ADA-compliant features on internet reservations systems.
Attorney Russell Handy with the Center for Disability Access has filed hundreds of similar lawsuits including more than 100 this month alone, according to federal court records. Arroyo, who describes himself as a paraplegic and frequent traveler, is one of seven plaintiffs Handy uses for many of the complaints, according to a defense lawyer.

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Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal

Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal
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Quibiwinked offline in December, most of its employees have been let go and Roku now owns Quibi’s content library. But Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s ill-fated video streamer is still battling a lawsuit trying to extract more than $100 million in damages from the defunct startup — and now, Quibi’s lawyers are suggesting the head of the hedge fund behind the litigation has a personal financial interest in the case.
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In the latest drama in the legal spat, Quibi alleges that Paul Singer, Elliott’s founder and co-CEO, may be mainly interested in backing the Eko suit because his girlfriend’s son works there.

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Lawyers get $1.1M for five years of work suing Santa Barbara over jail conditions

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LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – California attorneys have asked for and received more than $1.1 million for bringing a class action lawsuit over the medical and mental health care in Santa Barbara County jails.
Los Angeles federal judge George Wu on Feb. 1 approved the request of lawyers at Prison Law Office in Berkeley and King & Spalding in San Francisco and Washington, D.C. Their request for $1,132,809 was unopposed by the defendant.
The order signed by Wu says the lawyers spent about five years investigating and litigating the case.
“Plaintiffs sought to address the medical and mental health care provided to people in Defendants’ jail facilities including discrimination against people with disabilities, suicide prevention policies and practices, the misuse and overuse of solitary confinement and deficiencies in the jail’s overcrowded, understaffed and unsanitary facilities,” the order says.

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Robinhood avoids restraining order as judge doubts class action against it

LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – A federal judge has refused to impose an all-trades-all-the-time restraining order against the stock-trading app Robinhood in one of the many lawsuits recently filed against it.

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